成人高等教育学士学位英语考试考前冲刺全真预测题二_精品文档.doc

1、2010年成人高等教育学士学位英语考试考前冲刺全真预测题（二） 1. Stranger: Excuse me, sir! Can you tell me the way to the railway station?Native: Sure. Turn left at the next crossing.Stranger: Is it on King Street?Native:_.A. Thats alright B. Yes. You cant miss it C. Its obvious D. OK. Just do it 参考答案:B 2. Heather: Look, Ive got

2、 a problem here. Will you help me?Rebecca:_ , but Ill try.A. No, I wont B. Im really willing to C. Yes, Im glad D. Im not sure if I can 参考答案:D 3. Speaker A: Would you mind if I use your pen for a while?Speaker B:_A. Yes. By all means. B. No. By no means. C. No. Not at all. D. No. Most unwillingly. 参

3、考答案:A 4. Secretary: I wonder if I could take a few days off work. My mother is ill.Manager: Oh, Im sorry to hear that.Secretary: Could I leave tomorrow?Manager:_ . A .Good B .Quite well C .No problem D .Not bad 参考答案:C 5.Mary: They said they were going to invite us on their sons birthday. Brown:_ . I

4、ll look forward to it. Mary: But I feel we should invite them someday. Brown: Thats sure.A .Very well B. All right C .Thats great D .Its OK 参考答案:C 6. Ann: Susan, Ive got a piece of good news. Ive got a raise for my salary.Susan:_ ! Im really happy for you.A .Congratulations B .Thats OK C .Very good

5、D .Its fine 参考答案:A 7. Patient : May I speak to Dr. Wang, please?Secretary :_A. Hold on a second, please. Ill put him on.B. Speaking, please.C. I am not sure because I don t know what he is doing.D. Thank you very much for calling. 参考答案:A 8. Ellen: You know, I really dont like those big hotels. Tom:_

6、. Lets stay in a cabin. Itll be much nicer right beside the ocean. A. Me, too B. Neither do I C. Nor am I D. Im not, either 参考答案:B 9.Jane: Can I help with the luggage? It looks a bit heavy. Mary:_. A. Yes, they are full of books B. Dont bother. I can make it myself C. Never mind. You dont have to be

7、 so polite D. OK. Go ahead and do it 参考答案:B 10.Robert:Would you like to give me a ride to the library tonight? Jimmy: _, but Im heading in the other direction. Im meeting Jean tonight. A. Sorry, I cant help you B. Id like to C. No, I wouldnt D. Sorry, it cant be helped 参考答案:B 11. Johnson: Remember m

8、e to David, will you?Sally:_A. Yes. Hell remember you for a long time.B. No. I dont remember whos David.C. Yes. I Il give him your regards as soon as I get there.D. No. I cant remember anything now. 参考答案:C 12.Hairdresser: How would you like to do your hair today? Youre not in a hurry, are you? Mrs.

9、Lee: No._.A. Be relaxed B. Take it easy C. Dont worry D. Take your time 参考答案:D 13. Tourist: Im checking out this morning. Could I have my bill? Clerk: Sure,_? A. may I have your name and room number, please B. whats your name and room number C. let me know your name and room number D. give me your n

10、ame and room number 参考答案:A 14. Tracy: Best wishes, Marilyn! This is a gift for your new home. Marilyn: Thank you. Youre wonderful. May I open it? Tracy:_. A. Go right ahead B. Have a try C. That will be fine D. No, of course not 参考答案:A 15.Lady A: Im terribly sorry to have bumped you. Lady B:_A. It d

11、oesnt matter. B. Never mind. C. Thats good. D. Dont worry. 参考答案:A Part II Reading Comprehension (40 Points)Directions: There are 4 passages in this part. Each o f the passages is followed by 5questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are 4 choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the be

12、st one and mark your answer on the ANSWER SHEET with a single line through the center.Passage One During his lifetime Alfred Nobel got millions of dollars in profits from his invention and manufacture of high explosives. Some of these greatly increased the killing power of weapons and so made war mo

13、re terrible. Nobel, nevertheless, left much of his fortune for the promotion of world peace as well as the advancement of scientific knowledge and the encouragement of literary achievement.Alfred Bernhard Nobel was born in Stockholm, Sweden, on Oct. 21, 1833. Alfred was a sickly child. He was educat

14、ed at home. Instead of going to high school he traveled widely. He learned chemistry and mechanical engineering in private studies and study abroad. At 21, he joined his father and brother in St. Petersburg. The father had begun some experiments with nitroglycerin(硝化甘油)but had abandoned them. Alfred continued these experiments and invented a blasting cap, made of fulminate of mercury, to fire a charge of nitroglycerin. The cap was a very important development.Although still sickly, Nobe